Salesman trying to talk me out of a Class C
So this salesman is trying to put me in a Class A instead of a C. He's got all kinds of reasons. Some of the Class A's he's showing me are less money, so he'll make less commission. But they are so HU...
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magnusfide wrote:JusBud wrote:magnusfide wrote:JusBud wrote:
Where do you guys come up with this stuff lol?
People are sharing their personal experiences. There's no need for being dismissive.
dismissive?
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And if he has never owned a Class A how does he know shops won't work on them? It's all hearsay and again nothing factual from personal experience.
Yes dismissive. Several who have owned class As have shared their experiences. I recommend you show more courtesy towards the opinions of others: this forum is moderated.
As an owner of a Class A I have to agree with JusBud. Your opinions have no factual merit. I am nowhere near wealthy nor do I pretend to be, I bought the RV that suited our needs and wants. A lot of C's cost more than some A's, heck B's cost more than both in some cases. And as far as manufacturing standards, C's are built on the same assembly lines as A's and TT's from most manufacturers. They don't change build quality for a type of RV. They're all slapped together with glue and staples by the same people on the same day. Not being dismissive, I'm being factual and speaking from personal experience.
